In Malay, the word 'deliver' is 'hantar'. The word 'sampai' usually means 'arrive'. The word 'kini' is the equivalent of saying 'nowadays' or 'these days' in English. To say 'now', you have to use 'sekarang'.

You just need to make the sentence structure similar to the way they do it in English. Can = Boleh You = Kamu / Awak Deliver = Hantarkan The food (It) = Makanan tersebut Now? = Sekarang

'Kamu' is the formal word for 'you'. ' Awak' is a more informal way of saying 'you'.

Please deliver (food name).

This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

▶ (Nama makanan) Sila menyampaikan.

▶ (Nama makanan) Tolong Silahantarkan menyampaikan (nama makanan).

'Sila' is correct when you are trying to politely order someone to do something or when you want to invite someone to sit, welcome someone inside your house/room, invite someone to eat the food you prepared, and etc. It is usually used 'to welcome' someone into doing something, by business operators to costumers and by house owners to their visitors.

It is a polite form for the word 'tolong', so it might sound a little too respectful for ordering food.

It is better to use 'tolong' because you are asking for the person to 'help' you by delivering the food.

It might be a bit hard to digest because the differences are really nuanced, so just remember:

Sila : To 'welcome' someone into doing something ( you're technically still giving an order, but you're being really polite)Tolong: To order someone to do something/ To ask someone for a favour

The sentence structure does not need to be different from English. They are similar.

What = Apakahkind of = jenisfood = makanando you = yang awak/kamu

The word 'have' means 'punyai/miliki' in Malay, but we don't ask if they have any food, we just ask if there is any food available instead, by using the word 'ada'.

'Ada' means 'available' or 'exist'.

Sila penghantaran.

Sila penghantaran hantarkan ........ dan .........

Please not too spicy.

Please do not make it too spicy.

▶ Sila elakkan pedas.

▶JanganSila elakkanterlalu pedas.

▶ Berapa lama masa yang diambil?

▶ Berapa lama masa yang diambil (untuk dihantar)?

'Untuk dihantar' is optional. You can decide to use or not use it depending on whether both of the parties already know that they are specifically talking about delivery or whether delivery has been mentioned before in the conversation.